Coronado and Wichita Peoples in Southwestern History
The narrative traces Coronado's 1540 expedition and the Wichita, Tawakon, and Waco tribes from Texas to Oklahoma, noting contact with Spaniards, missionary attempts, epidemics, and later displacement. It discusses Osage raids, French influence, and the tribes' shifts to reservations, allotments, and state borders amid disease and war.
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